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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
W. Acheson&Son
SATURDAY AND MONDAY, It
August Qth and nth.
BARGAINS
WITHOUT
A DOUBT.
1teNeNeoe
Wo will use these few words to introduce
these special offerings for these two days.
All offerings here advertised are
bargain gems and show our de-
termination to make August the
big sale month of summer,
1500 yards rluslins.
Dress Muslims, organdys, in Tight and dark colors, tut colors and
:a n every one this seasons goods, 34 to 36 inches wide. Regular
prices were 10, 12i and 15o clearing Saturday and Monday
price per yard
Drapery Sateens
30(1 yards French and English Art Steens, fast colors and In
-le aborate handsome designs, suitable for upholstering, quilts,
eta., regular values 20 and 25c, one prioe for all
Shirtings.
Standard blue and white check or stripe indigo Shirtings, full
"'~ width and warranted fast colon, our regular 124 and 14c final-
, ity, your choice per yard
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Carpets and Oil Cloths.
1500 yards English Tapestry Carpets, a large range of up-to-date
designs and color combinations, suitable for any room or hall,
regular price 60, 65 and 70c, on sale Saturday and Monday at
French Flannels.
15 pieces finest quality French Flannels in new and handsome de-
signs, in all colon and effects, for waists and gowns, our regular
and best 50o quality, on sale Saturday and Monday only, at
per yard 35c
7 CZIreentet. oPMGMewoA.drvt7iiAP
5C
1
15c
10c
50c
Lace Curtains.
20 pairs Nottingham lace Curtains, 60 inches wide and 3Ji yards
lorg, in white only, designs are bold and strikingly handsome,
our regular $2.00 curtain, 2 days' sale price et per pair $1.25
W `Acheson & Son.
11,114AL RESPOIeSISILIT Y.
The AFtsvissh Mae Wen, as Far as Cana-
da w liesrersed.
(From Tho Ottawa Citizen 1
"Get one m1 your khaki end late your ores -
all,' is TbeHares Slgal's advice to the (.r..
• duan troopers retention Irma the war. A.AA
the advice 4 sound. W ILhlo the past tee days
twenty-five besieged young Canediaoe have
✓ eturned from Booth Airiest sod ars tattle'
In • few days of well earned karate onetime;
.r:d befog pr, eel by tees fresh. But
its danger lee in the days of leuure Wog
rtntr.cnnn into wet It. of idleness resulting
m a young man's habita being vow tied
1 y the excitement of even a brief period of
n ilttera service to 1 he field. Dm ret the (roll.
Important photo' 1n the new meshed of
e,olvlog stinted' from the Meilen population
rel tens empire wt;l be the subsequent re-
absorptloo et these semis. into laduetrlal sad
booms, tte alter the o.oeeslty which
r ntod them has dlsspoeard.
It 1e sow •pp0.at that la all future wars
. 1 any mplt.de is which the empire may
eog•ge, the balk of the army will he
recruited from the Died population and the
colonies w111 be szpooted, and .o doubt he
as eager ea In the pant war, to tarnish a
eebesantlal proportion. A. the oolmles
hays a steadier/ •rmles praetloally the
whole of their quota w111 be milted from
e.,llt. purmite 50 lake up arms. Aoesat-
ed by a oombiod spirit of patriotism end
desire for dente, there will be no
difiloalty is fillies the reeks but the prooeae
of suosequeetle reabsorbing the army back
Iota civil Ida many be cess easy. It le a pro-
cess demanding even s high* order of
patriot!. spirit than toe more voluotostleg
for war. and ens is which the oo-operatles
of .er-oomhalaats as well as combatant'
will be demanded. no now methods e1
warfare facilitate the utilizing of the services
of intimater troops. The value of barrack -
yard aooar.vy int moysmmt bas diminished
with lbs deptlon of extended formation.
The molting rade soldier has lo .'loge ex-
tent riven pleat to the man tapable of
l.telligest Initiative who can shoot and
wise 1. imbed with inherent qualities of
pstrlotiem and personal ma . it I •
foraaate evolatlor of oadltlons for the
emptre bemires Anglo -Solon peoples never
lees and Geyer will tolerate lbs
inaloten•nos.1 lards *fondles .rmjM seoh es
are part of the body entitle of o.nttnentel
nations. The new omdNloe of werlars
give an immense advantage to the nation
that has "get the men and got the money
toe' an tempered with the °oedllles
whioh prSva l,4 In th' day, of smoky
powder and fi4htiog to mass. While other
merlons may bays to keep up standing
semt.s thee amount op ere *eyes figures,
the British empire eon rely upon the
petrleMes and martial spirit of IN ',septa
to supply abeadant material of adequate
quality to *well Ile reek" when they an
1 '1414.
But Wm one Important oosddwotlm
whi-t may or may sot .meant to • real
drawback 1a oe'tse nion with this fortunate
seal 7 per mat. of Me tempt mg.gd.
Taking
ing the killed and wvaaded together,
the otes•Itles work vut at 50,120 mea, or
Dearly 10 per oat. of the total torero.
Tb. surrenders of armed men total 9,714,
or about 3 per seat o1 the fightleg line.
01 Mese, sin battalia", on whom tell the
'ordinary bad lack Iswparable Irvin • great
uempaiga, mousse between them foe 3,000
preemie.
The health olrehe Imperial army, In spies
of the ever, swain unposed has bees re-
markable; the figures e1 13,000 death, from
disease spread over au average force of
200,000 men, In two and • hall year,. giving
an annual death rate of aly 26 per
thousand.
Tek tog a per capita basis, we find the war
kas owe the wloutes three lives for every
9,000 of thou populatloo, while It h0. 00.1
the United Kingdom four Byes fur story
9,000 of its populatla.
Dermal, hymoas, Wanabopa and Wod-
gots were killed, •ad U Is Lord M.Ih•
area (Iwioe), Maodaald, Knox, Wood,
Bar►m, la Hamlltoo(twlos), Ltltle,Raodls
tad K.kewlob have bees wounded. lord
Methane wee the only general to su Her
septum.
Death from sooldatal muse throughout
the ompalgo number eo fewer than 785, of
*blob 223 were amass of drowning. Tram
►ccldene amount for 141 death., lightning
for 52, accidental sell-sbootiog for 16, mis-
takes by sentries for 4, and miemilaeoes
oeoidsau, chiefly among luaotd ma, tor
349 'inns are moreover, six reported oat..
of .holds, one Wog a llmtenant-colonel,
see a mlur, and four prloulse. Mining ex
plosions claimed three lives; two men were
k1114 by lions, oats by a bull, one by •
oncodlle, and one t, reported .hot while
ettemptfnl to escape from hie captors.
Flmily,the Viotona Cress bar been gained
-perhaps • better world Mao won or "treed
-by every division of the limp re, .ampt
Wale. sad New Z••l.nd, England claim -
log 29, South Africa 10, Svotlaed 9, Apt•
'ralia 4, Uryd& 3 !reload 2, and lndla 1.
ooadltlon of affairs is the dispersion and
absorption of a0 army ac orated at the
mediation of • wit. The oonelderaltoe
.netil.tee a prob em *hick Dell. for the
vivo*, of an Intelligent patriotism on the
part of the people Reser ally 0. well as o1
the elder -themselves to solve. Bear.og
is mind the laot floe system eaves them
from the burden of punter entry maintaining
a large armed force the public should be
prepared even e1 the oat of temporary
woneoes 10 1.0111.1• the prooese of
&Moretim With us in kande In eon -
meow' with the war just ended the
problem is but • small Doe, yet It shcald call
for the reedy reoovnition of the meagre of
respontibihsy which exists on the pat o'
the pe'ple towards the returning e'Idtere.
Every renplovsr sh, uld teed it. to be • duty
he owes his country to assist in provldlag
remunerative pnsltioe' ler the young mea
who have been in the field. E•i ry returelns
oo'per should lees that duty of olt ztoship
la ow goal ,n Important* to his country with
15. loyalty tad patriotism which ao'neted
bra 1r, Hakim ►4 LIN for that asa.try in
the hour of seed. The reooeoltiw of th1e
dad res`pwisiblllty .haul I make the proems
el re•beorpticn very simple.
A WISE MOTHER.
AC rED LIKE MAGIC•
• French Gentleman's *platen el Dodds
&Matey rine and ,teat They did
ter ■Im.
Sr. 'JRUAIN, QCs., August 11-(3peolal)
Saralee Barrette of this place says :-
"For more than 15 years I suffered with
• serene malady of th• book and kidneys
whioh osusod in. horrible polo..
"1 tried many doctors bat the relief I
could get mw only temporary and the
Cease always returned. I suffered almaes
beyond sodorante.
1 had rheumatism as well as beak ache,
and I would rather die than suffer apes the
way I did.
"Alter trylog the doolor'. Mast moot and
almost everything de without any good
✓ esult, 1 began to use Dodd's Kidney Pilo
They anted almost like Eagle. I am mow le
oer,wt health and work every day.''
Tee Strewing reNlartltl of Me Farmers'
laminate.
lar vlaw of the great suOoes4 of the Far•
mere Letitate as a moue of eduo•tion In
Ontario, the Dominion Department of Agri
oultars has endeavored to oo-1perate with
the 'amens loos! departments In establish -
tag and Improving similar systems io their
respective provinces. Trained speakers
hays boon sent to seise In the work in other
peevinoes, and the best available men in
thew promisees have been pressed loco ser
1,m, 001 only 1. their own province, but in
others as well. By wending able and ot-
servant men from one provinos to another In
chile way we hope to ret together o thor-
oughly capable corps of Iotitute works,
familiar with the agricultural eituattoo sod
r. qutremeots in all parts of Canada.
Prof. E. J. McMillan, of Charlottetown,
1'.E I.. Supt. of Farmers' losticutee, eta ,
hes peep trod • skalob ot the work abroad)
at:oompllthed 1n Prince Edward Wood,
which may be of Interest and benefit so those
otereetod 1n o,noaltural *dueler% an otter
prerelease. According to Prof McMillan ;-
"The organization of Farman' Imtitutes
n
Prince Edward bland was first ander-
uken in Jane 1901. At that time the Hoe.
Benjamin Rogers, Commissioner of Agriwl
tare, assisted by the writer. sad two exper
n need lestitota workers supplied by the
Doter snout of Agr/mkare at Ottawa, held
mastic's el farmers to the different 'maims
of the Provinoe, for lbs porposs of discus-
og the advantages of the Institute system.
Am aresalt of there meetings the lir
lo
cion of ewen'y Institutes war completed bit
fon the end of the year.
"The Farmers' Is.Wlute system of Priam
Edward Island 1. twofold In Ica alms. It
seeks to °ambles the damtimal features of
the Ontario system with the faclhtl.s for
dealing 10 live stock afforded by the old
Agrtoslturai Societies' plan. Each organ!.
sato. 4 • Farmers' Iostltlie and A'rtnol.
Loral Society wmbtosd. A goveroment
'rant of $50 Is paid annually to each Soci-
ety, which earn at least 50 member. enrolled,
and eolle1M $40 per ver 10 fees. The to'al
membership up to Deoemb.r31M, 1901, wa.
1624, and the •motet subscribed 1. feet was
5911.60. Ths rmelpta of the lostitute from
all warms amounted to nearly $2.000.
This money was expended to the parohese
of pan bred stock and In defrayloft the ea
ponces of lecturer.. Thirty three meetings,
chiefly for purposes ot organ'satlry were
held during the Itn1 year. At the begin -
eine of the present year a regular erten of
Iostltute mooting, was Baal sod oar-
rld out meow niftily. Several speakers
were employed and various agricultural
toptos were hroogt up for disco sloe, °h'ef
among wh1, h were, dairying, bog -raising
and ohlok.n fattentoe. As ell of these are
live iodastres at present, the interne man
Jested In the meetings were great. The
.t end•ote throughout was good, ful v
2,000 people being brought in cootie% with
the lecturers, who were not slow to t.ks ad-
vantage of every opportunity to Impart les-
sons of practiosl value. Alrsaly the lnflu-
mos of this public dispassion of &griraltnr-
al questions 5. shown In an increased inter-
est Is everything which makes for the ad-
• ino.mat of the calling. The' demand tor
pare bred stook for breeding purposes,
wbloh has more then doubled dur;ng the
pestear, may be Med as one Instance of s
benefit already derived from the Iotltotee.
It may ales be shown that an advanoement
has take. plate along other lines. The peo-
ple real.ee this and are anxious that more
educational meetings Mould be held.
"During the mos'.h of July • seras of mld-
s.mmer lectures were given before the In-
etilotee by Prof. H. 11. 1).sa and Mr. I1
'Drummond, representing the Dominion De-
partment of Ayrlenitore,beeldes I lo-
cal speakers. With nos of two exoeptlons
where the advertising failed, they were •
grand "ammo. The farmer, turned out well
and manifested • dose tn'er,sb in the meet -
Ing.. 1 weaty•wven Institutes were ,!sited,
on afternoon and evening meeting held at
mob. The average attendant,at the after-
ooan meetings was between 60 and 60. while
In some Instances there were ever 100 peo-
ple present The Illostrrld leeteres on
dairy cattle which formed the chief feature
of these meetings were entirely new to our
farmers and were well reoelved. The seer-
ess attendance •t the evening mee+iare was
folly 100. in thee. too, a markei Intermit
was taken, and fres dl000selcn was indulged
to. until, la many instances It was 11 ,'olok
before the meeting oeald be brouthe be a
Mose. Prof. Dow, as was expeotd, has
dm. .:sanest work. It cams le me that
we woes very fortunate to get his servless
jest et this dine, as the 4.irylsit bnsfnees
bas not town growing moth of bite, and 1
tool sere that we may have a reveal of then
Indmtry wh he 110. 501". Mr. Drum -
send, bee, has given .xosllent.usfaetIon
The peep's wore very favorably tmproaeed
with bus work 5. live stook, and le ether
line.. We should Itle to have bots smile -
men agate. The ImpresMo.s treated by
these mesteis has hese very 'seeable and
i am nosgnenl that the Institutes here have
Mee meets slrmgtba.ed 0. • result. few,
the olese of M. pretest you w111 wllaers a
ee.eldenhle grewth in the Instituto steam
ie already swami tile sew org•.IraMaas
hays bees e.apklad Mae les this year. rad
Holyroov, Oat., Jae 19M.1901.
MecL,od Mediate* Co., (idetich, Ont.
With the greatest of pleasure 1 write to
testify the merits of your Harmony No. 1
sod No. 2 awl Protein Reearg.m. Notwltb-
.t nding 'col cursing and all that 000ld be
dose for my boy,hs ooetise!, would bays died
wily for your remadls's. He is now In per-
fect health. My boy was at deaLh'a door
with Bright's disease and some .ymptoos ot
thebetes,hls test and hoods swelled at tiff M.
The heel doctor. failed to help him. We
bed to apply bot sell owitfooally over all
the joint" of hle body b relieve Me palo,
his joints otters turned bleak. At this time,
hs led a (sirs appetite, a craving for fool
all the time and for oold water as well. Ws
heard of you from a friend who had taken
your medtoloe for the same trouble and was
oared. Then my eldest son went to °oder
lei for the medloioes last ()Mohair, and ea
my look boy began taking them. imrrove-
meet followed every dose. flit. now well,
stoat and active as ever he was, and le golap
lo Reboot every flay. I am sure you w111
have our best wishes as long as you live.
Mrs M. b orraa.
Mwiwod'e Remedies, established In 1888,
j are the only medicines In Canada wb'ch
have sold on their merle without dvertU-
log. Address M.oL•od Medlaloe leo , God
web, Oot.
SEVEN PER CENT. DEAD
It to prebabge that more w111 be sided b. -
fore 11 Gloms. With an looreealog member-
ship and • lively lateestmanifested In the
work by Ite members, the barmor
s' lus11-
tuts system .bode mos become • factor In
the p,ogr.s sol Agrloolt urs la tele Prevnoe,"
F. W. Ramos,
Ova Stock Commissioner.
•earl. That Are Diseased
WIII .ever be oared by the false, uooataal
etimulat4o of liquor. First Morisse your
vitality, build up the system, streogtheo
and purify the bluol-thea the heart will
rasp rad tad grow strum,.
Paint use le preoissly whet to take, 11
glee. you an appetite and • dlgesn)o that
well I wk alter everything that Is eaten.
Ferrcwos Improyee nubritto0, makes r,ob
vltahr..g blood, and le positively the most
powerful rettor.tivs and strengthener
know. to.oleoos ; It improve the Dens
tour. regulates the beert's aotion,mskes the
feeble strum and the slok well. Ferrezene
will do you untold good ALK: 00e4 only 50J.,
at drugglets, or Poles. & Oo , Magee.,
Dot.
Lir. Hamtltee's Pills stimulate the liver.
Ths Terrible feel of War 5. 1ea10 •frtrs
Cot•ma1od.
The advent ot pesos has set British jeer
satiate wonting 0o the IAAAN In the war.
Prom Oot. 11, 1899, to Jose 1, 1902, In all
31i months ot war, the °ltlmse triumph e)
the Bri*ieb arms bas Dost 21,579 Beep Of
Our
BiNDER TWINE
itgoing out fast, We handle
Gold Leaf,
Silver Leaf and
Maple Leaf Brands.
&Buy your Twine early as ib may
liable of the Si. Lawreaee,
From the Obitago Reword Herold.
'ihe oompletenses of the layabout of light-
houses and aseoow along the St. L•wrenm
Is Indeed quite •ataleblog. Every ma's or
Iwo there are flat or °oolcal Iron buoys,
some of them quite large and 'taborets,
while reef lights are almmt Innumerable
Nearly every necessary change of the rudd. r
is prompted and marked by range lights w
looted that vowels either osoadlag or dm-
mediog may easily keep their warm, even
though the night be se dark as lbs tradition•
al stank of black ate. Fut soros. the
br.>ad 1•kelike retches of the river with Its
devious *bore line, end frequent Menges of
eilreotlm, the bosoms light, *6500 out In •
grateful sesuranos of safety, while liaison o0
the other shores there are llgbta by which
the pilot can correct his mutes, getting the
yellow spots gloaming la the rear In line
with the.teady glow of the big lanterns on
the shore .heal Thus, nave when the fog
blots oub everything and exttoguisbes the
lamps under Its damp and heavy tomtit), the
wbesleman has his work out out for him,
H" Is not obliged to '9e.ro the shore' in the
I.bonous sense known to the pilots on the
Western mere, bet with a 1 know-
ledge of the big 51. Lawrenoe keeps an eye
out for the beams. and ru.6es his bot along
with oeitber fear our hesitation.
A Geed 4arter Dollar's Werth
1e contained 1a • bottle of Poison's Neryl-
lee, whioh ours* rhsumstitm neuralgia,
sciatica, tootbsobe, beadaohe, cramps, sick
etemaa5 and indigestion. Mothers find
Nernilias 5. first ohm hutment for ohildren's
sore throat, beeriest..., cold In the °hest,
and taken In hot wafer before r1lrinp le a
splendid remedy for colds. Don't be with-
out Ner,llloe ; It lo the most e000mloal,
potent and reliable household linimsot
m ode, and ooeu only 2o..
Dr. Hamilton', P.ibs cure oonstlpation.
Pearce..
1larvest!Mitts and Whips,
Pure Paris Green,
Forks and Rakes,
in stock, of the best quality.
Viso
A few '4,0vi
Screen Doors and Windows
be
to Clear oat.
'4
1
cKENZIt & HOWELL
THE PLACE TO BUY ALL HARDWARR CHKA1D.
Relishes, Neese for ('bare\ Ladles.
From the Roobester Herald : A good
story is Mid of Rochester divine, not noted
p.rteoulorly for bar humor. The Ladles'
Club of center oheroh was odled to meet at
a .b0td time, aid every member was
..peolally Warted to brio, • Item of
religious newt.
One of the lades probably eoonebemd to
dep.adiog more .bio others than eve her
own reeourow, Imhof/ heroelt noprepsred
with the r.qutslte item as the hoar for the
mooting approached, conceived the notion
of raining up Dr. Bitok, pastor in another
denomination. He rept oded to call on
the t•lep'.oe, • hen subetanttally the follow•
fog con tion mimeo.
Clubwoman -Dr. B auk, I am lust to
my way to a mooting of the Women', Club
atjthe-Churoh. We are required to Wog
an Item of robot us newt. Oen you give me
m.'
Dr. Blink -Um, ah l The -Church,
you say'
Clubwoman -Yes.
Dr, Blank -Toll them lb.t Jesus Chtla
died to sate slasers.
• Capital Care Fee neve Threat
Is to use al a gar''" a few drory of Poison's
Nervibne le sweeteod water, and before
retiring rub the throat and chest ,tgoroualy
t solitaires
Norville'. By morning the so
sad Inflammation w111 bays disappeared en•
timely. Norville* dr;ves away the pato and
ours. sore throat and hoarseness quickly,
simply because that'. what It's made for.
Buy a 251. bottle from your dearest today.
Dr Hamliton'. 1'd1. stimulate the liver.
tatter Ates iniad )4, INA
heumatism..
la Udo Add In ate Mood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid beim
there. If the kidneys meted
es they should the would
strata the Uric Add eta
of the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rama
madam lea Kidney Dia
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pille
have made a `resat pert ef
their reputation curing
Rheumatism, So gat at
the tone of those fearful
shooting pains end slit
aching joints. Then 1.
but Doe sun way-
Dodd's
K;.
Kidney
Jh
Pills - _..-
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
T H B
Post ON and Grocery Store
IN THE VILLAGE 01
SALTFORD
ta nmeved from this data to the more mm-
mdloue promisee formerly known as the
" Maltland,ille Hotel."
The large brisk building has been thor-
oughly renovated ; sad a well assorted stook
of goods la now offered for sale for the con-
venlenos of oastomers from the village and
neighboring townships.
BUTTER& EGGS TAKEN AS CASH
Flour and Feed. Crockery Hardware,
Dry Ooode. Boots and Shoos.
Tobs000, Canoed Goods,
and In general all artlolre t0 be found to an
up -to -late Orooery Store always on sale.
JOHN WALTERS,
Postmaster
TO ADVEHTIBERB.
NoMoe of ottanges meat be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not it ter than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
sooepted eio to nor a Wednesday of
each week.
much dust."
A little flakirceseres
mu_nuch sh ooyF, to -
shoes. -'
-`
"As gaged datke
finish as It looks out -
sick," Is cisaied by
the Maless' psios on
theesso& of-
"The
f -
"1heSaterShoe"
Goodyear T4u.d.
Salt ierd, July 23rd. 1912. 92 41
Jordan
Block.
McKIM'S
Goderich,
Ont.
OUR AMERICAN VISITORS
say that from an inspection of our new goods both
profit and pleasure will follow.
French Flannels.
We live • lull rang• of all Die newest
for waste. About 40 patterns to select
from, In plains and comblo•tlees of the
latest colorings, In @trite,. spots, figures,
spray and °avetttorse' dMtgne, as well as
new silks and velvets for wal.•m. You can-
not get anything newer or more stylish es
the other side, seen at the higher primes you
have to pay.
English Cheviots
And CANADIAN HOMESPUN% Ib.
oorreet materIaIa for skirts and sults.
Owing to the prefereethd duty la Canada
thaw gads oat be bought •t rye -third lass
bare than in the United Sates, and here
you are sure of pare goods, as the ditty D
eco high ou shoddy or mites to bays them
10110d.
French Zephyrs.
We have ouly the beet left. They are left because they were too good.
Now we put them at the price of the not good kind so we can have thorn all
cleared out. You can get nothing nicer tor a summer dress or waist or for
evening wear and the prioe is your way. French Zephyr, sold regularly
at 404 and 45c, for
HEADQUARTERS FOR SHETLAND FLOSS.
041 HEADQUARTERS FOR BERLIN WOOL.
All Summer Goods to clear at any price.
25c
M°KI M'S BUSY STORE.
TAILORING...
1 hays received my New Stook of
Suitings, Trouserings,
etc., for Spring and
Summer Wear.
1f you are getting a new spring suit,
• light overcoat, or naything to my line,
I Dan plea.. you In goods, fit and price.
•501 d7.0ade !'Iodates In Meek.
H. DIINLOP, f, f
Mcl(illep Mstsal Fire Ittattaor G.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW i PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
1 iValne of Property Inenr i up to January,
1901 1R1.01A.t71.00
OTT CRIits AND DIRICI'One.
J. R. McLean, pre*. ; T. Fraser viae -pre.. ;
he Connolly O. Dahl. W. O. Freese,
J.
Watt, Jae. Evan., J. O. Grieve, J. Hoene wets.
directors; W. a. Rroedfori, Snafo't h, Inepee-
tor of Mown ; T. E. Rays, Ssafurth, 'secretary
treasurer.
AnaNTe-
J W. Teo, Rolmesville; James commie(
EgmondvIHe ; It. McMillin, Seaforth ; R
Smith, Oarlock.
Polley-boldere can pay •esdwmane and get
their cards reeelplod at Mr. ('rote' Clinton. or
at Mol.ean Brea' Palaeeelothtng Rtore, Oode
riot.
NMI
Il ININN
1
INN
OUR SHEET STEEL
PRESSED BRICK
I. •n ;deal covering, either for nes,
buildings or impro.ing add once.
IT It VERY EASILY AND QUICKLY APPLIED,
CHER PERFECT WEATHERPROOF PI01ICT1011,
IR FILE. LIGHTNING ANO RUST PROOF
ANe0MTt VERY LITTLE.
Consider its fine appearance -eta
splendid enduring qualities -and slight
expense -and d,ude to serve ywr oars
best interests by using it.
Futest details of information in our
catalog.
METAUII: RooFINc co., uM11tb.
Whotwl. Menue.0erree.,
TORONTO, CANADA.
FOIL SALK BY
Geonalt
ce & Sliephara
A Great Snapp
ORSELL'S
IS THE PUCE TO GET
Eaoestronghing,
Metal Roofing and
Biding,
Dairy Tinware,
Iron Pipe and
Fittings
CHEAP.
is oar Ole'. Bap, .1 5o. •
pound. of whioh we .ell • barrel a week
This isn't our only 'nape as we osrry
everything that inn be found In an 00-
t -date groo.ry .tore, and our prices
are right. The termer' know that they
oan always get from us a snap for their
prsduos. We draw the line at no
Iegttimate trade - everythfug goes :
0I,esware or potatoes, garden stuff or
oholoest table China. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
H.dlord bock, Uaderloh
n° Huron and Bruce -
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
Sotactma-PHILIP HOLT, K,C.
BANN.Ra--THE CANADIAN BANK OF
C(IM M E RC E.
RBYNASaCORNELL
UNDERTAKERS
EMB'ALMERS, Etc.,
\vest side of Square,
GODERICH, - ONT.
Mstht ,lis promptly answered.
S1000 for Sale.
Having established sawing and split-
ting machinery at my Col and Wood
Y•rd at tit head of Nelson stogie!, and
having a lar," stock of Cordwood on
hand, i am In a position to furnish Brat -
oleos Stove Wood promptly and at
reasonable rates. Terms, oasis of de-
livery.
OSloe, Notion St. Telephone 75.
F. BARLOW HOLMES.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We aro prepared to receive Deposita
front Truet.ees, Parente or Chitdren, in
sums of from Fifty (lento to Three
Thousand Dollars, and allow compound
interest, added) every nix months at
rater as agreed) upon. (linguist aro
given Depositors, so that they may
draw upon these deposits at any time
3, 3>j and 4 per cent. interest allowed
on i eps+wtits according to amount and
time left.
Nil -Pursuant to a late Act of
Parliament married women andl miner.
have the right to dnpn'sit and draw nut
money in their own name.
))epnsitn ran he sent by mail at the
rink of sender.
Remo%" from your honoeo temptation
to Imrglarn and food for the flames.
AR tie Company makes mans only on
het elate farm property, deposit r.
have the strongest 'security for their in -
',momenta,
TO BORROWERS.
\ This Company ie prepared to loan nn
the *hornet notion any AGM neon first
cia'e security, Terme are male to .ui
harrowers. Straight loan* and amp!
interest..
M°RT(lAOf.S PURCHASED -Fur further
particular* call at the Company's office,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Onderich.
l BROPIIEY & SON
- THR LEADING -
-
AWAY 0.‘ \ Q,t<ora:and
gh YLu 1oOXtMe's . 1v
*Nen carefully attended te aI ■11
hears, ■Igbt or day.
Quebec etreel.
The POINT FARM,
W. L HORTON, F. JORDAN,
Manager. President.
Wu. PTt°IJDFOOT, +Niru.-Proeid.nt.
i)1RFCTOR8
ishan STIteOrReo w1. .1. M. Rna.nT..
701,11. JORDAN. H DctiLor
Wo. Pnovnrooy. Hamar Wiliam,
D. 5. Nana. Plum? Rola, K.
SEASON OF 1902.
OPEN THIS WEEK 1
The improvement's at the Point. Farm
being &dvanee,l almost to completion, the
Hotel will bo open for guesle this week.
The management wish to draw atten-
tion especially to the advant.agnn of The
Point Farm ao a resort for pleasure partite
from town. Every provision will be male
for the' reception anti entertainment of such
parties. There ie nowhere a more delight-
ful spot to upend a day or an evening, and
visitors will always he marl*. welcome.
II
/CAM
GL
cor .r -
The Division
between good sad Itdlffereat
Dein and A[edlolnee
1s strongly defLed bore. the 1edlf•
bent klad are mover ordered sad
wow permitted to form pan of omr
stook. Only good* of aadoobtd
purity are offered to eastomers.
Our ,took of
Proprietary Medtolnes
Is very large. Priem era lew.
The Huron, Brace & Grey
Electric Ry. Co., Limited,
P.O. Sox 73. doderfoh, Ont..
MiII Wood
FOR SALE
F. JORDAN
IdEDIOAL HALL,
HELLO RV!1/4
yjg!
THE OLD -
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
The alove is cut into stove wood
len;th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orden received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Outierich, November 21.1, 1899. 66.3m
COAL
r e
ALWAYS ON HAND
l" THE
e.N:a.-�.s:•^'xa:;ylg't
Scrii1ou Bard Coal
IN THE MARKET
Al Coal weighed cm the Market Scales
whirs foulest Leo !bm for a tin.
WM. LEE.
Orders left .t LE1 a B8fY8AADr8
Stere promptly attended te.
Coal! tjoal!
*'10*- JUST RLUEIVbD
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
10 ° it
This Coal V good foe @teem
and grates -la easily lighted
and eyes out a grime beats.
1 Car West Virginia:Lump
Coal. ,
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Mestllon Washed N.1 30 .fes.
pmt 100 lee, .
$1315.150 Nr tlslr. "
GIVE IT A
Wm. Campbell.
°dertoh, M•rob 10th 1902
00 YOU BUY GROCERIES?
No one who buys Uroeeries can afford to overlook the bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Oroeeries are
of the heat quality, and the prices are as low an first -clang gcods
can be bought at if you ore not alnmdy dealing with ns, make
a trial purchase, and wee if we cannot suit you.
STry -2° az co.
THR OROCERR, WERT SIDE SQUARE.
IllarGoods promptly delivered. Telephoto Na Si